Mindlize
What you write in a journal can say a great deal about your state of mind, and Washington law treats that as health data. This page says exactly what we do with it. It sits alongside our Privacy Policy, which covers everything else.
| Your entries | The text you write, to the extent it reflects your mental or physical health |
|---|---|
| Your mood | The five-point rating you give the day |
| What we derive | The feelings and topics the analysis identifies, the thinking patterns it points out, and the strengths it names |
We use all of it for one thing: to give you back the reflections, question and summaries you opened the app for. That is the whole purpose.
We do not use it to advertise to you. We do not use it to build a profile of you for any other purpose. We do not sell it, and we never have.
Only from you — what you type into the app, and the mood you tap.
We do not buy health data. We do not receive it from data brokers, advertising networks, other apps, or anyone else. We do not infer it from your purchases, your browsing, or your location — we do not collect your location at all.
We share no consumer health data with third parties, and we have no affiliates.
We use service providers — processors, in the words of the statute — to run the app. Under RCW 19.373.010(27)(b)(i), giving data to a processor for the purpose we told you about is not "sharing". We are naming them anyway, because you should know where your writing goes:
| OpenAI | Analyzes your entry text and mood rating — United States |
|---|---|
| Neon | Stores your entries and account — United States (Ohio) |
| Google Cloud Run | Runs the application. Stores nothing — United States (Ohio) |
Each is used under its own terms and only for the purpose above. None of them is permitted to use your entries for their own purposes, and OpenAI's API does not use API content to train models.
Under RCW 19.373.040 you have the right to confirm whether we are collecting, sharing or selling your consumer health data, to withdraw your consent, and to have it deleted.
| Confirm what we hold | Settings → Export gives you everything, immediately. Or write to us |
|---|---|
| Withdraw consent | Settings → withdraw consent to sending entries for analysis. Settings → turn usage records off |
| Delete an entry | Delete it on the entry itself. It is destroyed immediately and cannot be recovered |
| Delete everything | Delete your account in the app, or write to us |
Write to info@rays-service.com for any of these. We will respond without undue delay and within 45 days, and will tell you if we need a further 45 days.
What deletion actually does. The row is removed, not hidden. Our database keeps six hours of history so we can recover from an accident, and after six hours a deleted entry is gone from that too — well inside the six months the statute allows for backups. We then instruct our processors to delete their copies. We do not keep a quiet copy of anything you deleted.
We will not treat you differently for exercising any of these rights.
We will give you the operator's name and address on request, without undue delay.
If you believe we have not honored a right on this page, you may contact the Washington State Attorney General's Office.
If this changes, the date below changes. If the change matters, we will tell you inside the app as well.
Effective August 24, 2026 / Last updated August 24, 2026